Jean-Paul Belmondo. A Thousand Lives

In his own words, Jean-Paul Belmondo lived a thousand lives—classic films, beautiful women, fast cars. But what lay behind this brilliant success? What troubled and troubles the celebrated actor?
A Sicilian on his father's side, he helped a local pastor bury dead American soldiers as a child, and as a young man, he himself served in the war and was wounded. However, this beloved figure of several generations of women never lost his optimism, always living up to his Italian surname, which means "beautiful world."
The book perfectly captures the nature of the great "professional" – it's like racing in a sports car at 200 km/h, yet with humor, taste, and a burst of joy – the author generously shares his positivity with the reader, uplifting the spirit and making you empathize with every milestone in the life of the great actor. This book is like an unknown Belmondo film you haven't seen yet!